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The Global C-suite Study Series

The Global C-suite Study Series
What is top of mind for global business leaders?
What is top of mind for global business leaders?

Every year, the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) interviews C-suite leaders from around the world to discover what outperformers do differently. Since 2003, the IBV has collected data and insights from more than 70,000 executives and academics worldwide.

Our C-suite studies examine how executives’ perspectives have shifted over time—and what they expect to see in the future. Read our role-specific reports to learn what business leaders think about technology trends, business priorities, and how organizations can thrive today.

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Locations of surveyed C-suite executives for our Global C-suite Studies


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Reports by role


CEO
6 hard truths CEOs must face

To gain a competitive advantage in the generative AI era, CEOs need to let go of “what’s always worked” and start tackling six hard truths that are holding them back.View the study


CxO
6 blind spots tech leaders must reveal

IT as a standalone function is dead. CTOs, CDOs, and CIOs must courageously expose the blind spots preventing their organizations from achieving AI advantage.View the study


CFO
6 power moves CFOs must make

Faced with a paradox of responsibilities—protecting stability while fueling transformation—CFOs are innovating ways to optimize their own potential and that of their teams.View the study


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